Oceanic ;5377841 said:zombie;5377615 said:Some would say so because i would love to punch you in the fucking face, it's wrong and i know it's wrong but my faith is not strong enough to keep me from wanting that. i fail to live up to what i should be may god forgive me.
You should have known it was also wrong to curse and call me outside my name given that you have a book that instructs you to love your enemies yet you continued the act of typing out your frustration to insult me. Not only did you do it, but you thought it out since typing coherent sentences requires thought and concentration.
I did say it was wrong you know i don't always obey.
zombie;5377146 said:both.
It can't be both. You said it is not the belief in god that causes godly behavior (period). Before that, you said the belief in god changes everything. Everything was meant to include behavior since you were arguing that nonbelief causes moral chaos. Higher morality is cultivated by compassion and understanding towards others, which can be expressed with or without belief in god. Belief in god can only cause lower morality, which is morality expressed through obligation and fear of punishment.
I was right, it is not the belief in god that causes godly behavior i told you it's the faith that does. when i said belief in god changes everything i was talking about human perception of reality of what is right and wrong, it's a mind change, belief is a mind change. Faith is belief put in action which can bring about real change IN OTHER WORDS FAITH changes behavior not belief.
In reality it's not non-belief that causes moral chaos it's non-faith. you can believe in god and still do evil cause you lack faith, but if you have no belief then you can have no faith so there is no hope.